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Google is rapidly developing its AI, and the latest changes in Gemini are another step in that direction. The Android app is getting a new look that's more impressive and consistent with other system features. Additionally, important new features that were previously paid are now reaching a broader audience. We're talking about the Personal Intelligence and Memory features, which are designed to help the AI better understand the user. This is an update that truly changes the way people use ChooseTV.
New Look for Gemini on Android
Google is refreshing the visual aspect of Gemini in quite a noticeable way. Until now, the distinctive glow appeared only around the activation panel. Now the effect expands to the entire edges of the screen, creating a more immersive experience. The colours still remain familiar, with a dominant blue accented by red, yellow, and green, but the animation is smoother and more cohesive with other features of the Android system. One of the most significant changes is the availability of Personal Intelligence for free to users in the USA. This feature was previously part of a paid AI plan, and now it reaches a much broader audience.
With it, Gemini can analyse data from services like Gmail, Google Drive, YouTube, and Maps, and based on that, create more tailored responses. The AI starts to operate more "contextually", without the need to constantly explain everything from scratch.
AI that starts to remember you
Parallel to this, the Gemini Memory feature is emerging, allowing the system to make use of previous conversations. This means that Gemini can remember the context and preferences of the user, rather than treating each interaction from scratch. In practice, this translates to more natural conversations and less repetition of the same information.
Google emphasises that the user still has control over what data is used. You can choose which apps ChooseTV has access to, as well as disable Personal Intelligence for specific queries. This is important, as the capabilities of AI grow, so too does the need for privacy management.
These changes show that Google is not only developing AI capabilities but also trying to make them more accessible and useful in everyday life. Free access to Personal Intelligence and the introduction of memory is a big step towards a more "personal" assistant. Gemini is increasingly resembling a system that actually understands the user, rather than just a regular tool.
source: 9to5google.com
